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The jacarandas have bloomed in Sydney, a little later than usual. For a week or two, the city was covered with big lavender polka-dots, standing out like the aliens they are against the ambient green and orange. The trees themselves aren't interesting to photograph, but I had a pleasant half hour looking at lavender blossoms on someone's dark blue car. It yielded a monochrome effect, with reflected accents of both city and tree.
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Sky-colored blossoms
on the hood of a sky-colored car
float on their shadows.
Posted by: Dave | 2007.11.21 at 07:01 AM
Great photos - it's great to see the results of 'seeing laterally'.
Posted by: Boobook48 | 2007.12.08 at 09:11 PM